rustred said: (quoted from post at 19:49:10 06/13/12) dont talk so foolish, i am telling what i have seen! matter of fact i bought one for 200.00 last fall that was sitting in a shed for about 10 yrs. excellent sheet metal 1950 model. put gas in it and 3 turns on the crank and it was running! absolutely true!payed the guy what he wanted. as i said those big over priced ones dont sell.just follow the adds. and when the auctioneer says sold its sold for that price. just need to be in the right place at right time.
Where are you located? I would be game to burn some diesel to get a better tractor for my money. Ask d282 and his tractor is junk! :lol: If you are half close I would give you $400 for your $200 purchase.
I do agree that those deals exist and that 41 H is an example. That is certainly not the norm though.
This post was edited by sflem849 at 20:11:37 06/13/12.
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